From the owner: Das "jüngste Kind" der Hohenhaus Tennen befindet sich im Ortszentrum von Lanersbach/Tux, am Ende…read moreder "Dorfabfahrt Eggalm". Die Kleine Tenne ist die Veranstaltungs-Location in Tux.

Seems to be the main Apres Ski bar in Canazie…read more Opens around 2.30pm and closes @ 8.30pm so that says its all. Small enough with an internal smoking air conditioned room. Live DJ, small stage/counter with pole for the usual fun and drunken antics. Great crowd. Free Wifi. Small car park. All the usual cocktails, shots and beers to fuel your Apres Ski party time. Kind of hidden off the main road but ask anybody and they will help with directions.

Fabulous place to spend your evenings, if you have the energy for it. A lively little bar with…read moreentertainment provided in the form of dancing on the bar by staff and customers (not to mention the pole for the more daring). We had a great time there, defintely one of the things to put on your to do list in Canazei.

It is a dark little rock bar with an excellent selection of beers. The food was also quite tasty,…read moremainly sandwiches, wraps, and other light but interesting fare. I would stop in again for a drink if I was in the area.

This was the most fantastic restaurant!! Phenomenal pizza. We had a special from a top chef in…read moreBangkok that was seabass with a green curry. Outstanding!! But the desserts were out of this world. I'm not a dessert person --- my husband ordered 2 and I couldn't resist. Please don't skip the dessert!!

Stayed here for two nights (of 6 days hiking in the Dolomites... great trip) and this place has it…read moreall. Super friendly staff. Nice-size rooms. A great (Michelin-starred) restaurant (St Hubertus... see separate review) that is semi-attached. Okay... two down sides: the "terrace" area is a little on the less-cared-for side...I don't think many people even go out there. And... the actual fitness center gym is, in my wife's words, "Bogus"... no free weights and a few scattered older/funkier machines (and a few legit ones). But the pool, sauna, steam room and rest of the spa seemed great. The usual amazing breakfast buffet you find in most decent European hotels... see pix. The bar area is intimate and well served by the bartender who seems to have his hands full with other activities as well. The sommelier who takes care of all your wine needs at St Hubertus was nice enough to give our group a wine tasting in the hotel bar area (three wines that all came with bites of food from the restaurant, as well). After the tasting he led us through some back work corridors and into the working kitchen for the Michelin restaurant for some more treats including eh nicest, tenderest Speck I've ever had. I gotta say, it felt like we were getting the star treatment there and a lot of that may be due to the fact that we were with a Backroads Tour (see review).